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corebuffer

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    I'm 30+ and I just make insomnia overflow by not sleeping to the next day. Then go to bed at (target - 12h). I never posted about it because it looks silly, but from many years obs…

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    Comment #28396557

    I don't know if I understood your question fully, but this is a guide on how to backup libgen: https://www.reddit.com/r/libgen/comments/6rr71h/for_those_wh... You can adapt it to r…

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    Comment #28344494

    F* (f star) too! https://www.fstar-lang.org/ Maybe also ATS, but I'm unsure if it qualifies

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    Comment #28090892

    IMO the free software group at least is auditable. I wish Replicant was able to catch up. Having blobs at the baseband is awful, but having the baseband accessing all RAM is just g…

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    Comment #27911149

    Interesting concept. I went ruthless too, but in categorizing and leaving the scene asap instead of discarding. Discarding made me feel bad (because I was really losing things I wa…

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    Related: a defcon talk about it (DEF CON 26 - Christopher Domas - GOD MODE UNLOCKED Hardware Backdoors in redacted x86) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmTwlEh8L7g Website collecti…

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    Comment #26783440

    Yosys and open source FPGA toolchains. I think FPGA are vastly underrated and hard to use because of tooling and this is promising in changing it.

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    Comment #26650408

    I like digging for cheap hosts for hobby projects and will try to help from that experience. I never used DreamHost specifically but tried a lot of the ones on MetaDedi[1]. There y…

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    Comment #26584696

    honest question: what about throughput? I see the issue on latency, but suppose this system is being consumed by a large GPU or a traditional out of order CPU or DMA mechanism. If …

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    Comment #26559930

    Have you considered recycling a thin client? This website gather specs on them and you can find used ones as low as 20 bucks on eBay. Many will draw 10-20 watts, like a Raspberry. …

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    Comment #26318354

    I think third point is more on not despising new tech, but I agree we should also remember not to do the same to old tech. I learned a lot with Forth, which is older than me. While…

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    Comment #26296882

    I rushed to comments just to make sure parky towers was there. That is a great website. Also on the same spirit, the motherboard+cpu for processors like J4105 or J1900 often are fo…

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    Comment #26244908

    Nice! I loved the Mega Drive one [0]. This series is so cool! Its full of details on sprites and architecture. I admire the work that was put on this. [0] https://www.copetti.org/w…

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    Comment #26181274

    > We’re limiting the hash rate of GeForce RTX 3060 GPUs so they’re less desirable to miners and launching NVIDIA CMP for professional mining. Limiting to justify a new product. Lik…

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    Comment #26180187

    Sure, but what if the person/team willing to rewrite wants to do so under GPL? Or what happens next when the next project to be rewritten is GPL? I think its fair to keep the origi…

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    Comment #26180050

    They removed licensing from their FAQ, but I was able to find this issue: https://github.com/ossf/tac/issues/26 I'm also curious if they will accept GPL or not